Published 6 Sept 2026, 10:53 UTC · fetched 3 Nov 2026, 10:58 UTC
CryptoBullet
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Quoting · 2 Dec 2025, 13:58 UTC · context given to the AI
#BTC Cycle Top is in. $OTHERSBTC ( $Alts against #BTC) has bottomed out. How is that even possible? Well, actually, it’s nothing new. We had the same situation back in September 2019 👈 That's when $BTC was consolidating -30% below the Top after an intense 7-month rally off the bear market bottom and $OTEHRSBTC was sitting at the cycle low. That's exactly what we have right now, but on a bigger scale: - $BTC was going up for much longer (35 months instead of 7 months in 2018-2019) - $OTEHRSBTC has been going down for 4 years straight! (more than twice as long as the previous OTHERS/BTC bear market) And one more thing - the Fed just ended QT on Dec 1, 2025 (yesterday) 📍 When did we have that in the previous cycle? Yep, in September 2019! So we're in a pretty similar environment right now. Back then $BTC had a -63% pullback while $OTHERSBTC rose by +65% (and kept going up until $BTC went parabolic from $11k to $40k) Conclusion: $BTC has topped out like in 2019, but this time it's the Cycle Top. On October 10 $OTHERSBTC likely reached the Cycle Bottom, no more serious bleeding for $Alts against $BTC. 👉 Next Year I'm expecting a nasty $BTC correction (Bear Market); 👉 In the next 2-3 months I’m expecting a good Bounce on $OTHERSBTC (liquidity rotation/mini Altseason) during the #BTC Dead Cat Bounce; 👉 In 2019-2020 $OTHERSBTC was going up (Relief Rally) while $BTCUSD was going down, so maybe we'll have the same throughout 2026. 💡 Crazy Parabolic Phase on $Alts (the big Altseason) will only happen in the next cycle (2027-2029)In reply to · 6 Sept 2026, 07:24 UTC · context given to the AI
@CryptoBullet1 But why? So many market participants are burned by altcoin fuckery and scams. No serious people consider alts as investment and last bull run with no real alt season showed that. There are 15M+ altcoins and liquidity is smeared across the table.@Hammerbrick04 Read this https://t.co/lquVR7YxxPView original on X ↗
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